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Defining the ‘Group’ in ‘Group Insolvency’ : A Critical Analysis of the IBC Amendment Bill 2025
[ Piyush is a student at National Law University Jodhpur. ] Almost a decade after the introduction of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 ( IBC ), it has been generally lauded to be a far more successful method of debt resolution compared to the earlier systems. However, procedural hiccups and substantive ambiguities do remain in the framework, affecting successful and timely debt resolution. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Amendment Bill 2025 ( Amendment Bill ) aims to f
Piyush Senapati
2 days ago7 min read
Safeguarding Data amidst Finances: Analyzing Interface between DPDPA and BFSI Entities
Although the DPDPA encourages enhanced trust between consumer and financial service provider, it also brings heavy compliance burdens.
Ayushman Rai
Feb 79 min read
Beyond Yes and No: Role of Abstentions in Insolvency Proceeding
Abstentions should neither be automatically counted nor entirely disregarded within the CoC. A conditional inclusion model, which allows initial inclusion but limits the influence of repeated or strategic abstention, offers the most balanced reform under the IBC.
Praveenya Grace
Feb 76 min read
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